Steaksauce Mustache

Metal Injection

Steaksauce mustache brings the heavy laughs with balls deep in spiders

By Metal Injection | Published Feb 13, 2019

Lathered in all sorts of weird, but chaotically math-core, the gentlemen in Steaksauce Mustache bring forth a new album titled Superwoke to be released on March 15th via Silent Pendulum Records.

DC NOISE

10 LOCAL BANDS FROM ACROSS THE US THAT YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT!

By Thom Schultz | Published May 9, 2016

Residing in Grants Pass, Steaksauce Mustache brings chaotic rock n’ roll to southwestern Oregon. The band has released two records thus far and their latest release “Eat What We Kill For You” is a chaotic-hardcore lovers dream. With inspiration taken from the chaotic mathcore heros like Norma Jean and The Chariot, Steaksauce Mustache a beautiful display of dissonance sure to keep you satisfied. And, of course, as is standard for the genre, their live performance is beyond energetic. Maybe even verging on insanity. But that’s just the way we like it.

Sound Link Magazine

Steaksauce Mustache are truly from a different planet

By Ben Schlotthauer | Published March 19, 2018

As the title says, the fellas over in Steaksauce Mustache are truly from a different planet. That planet just so happens to be in Medford, Oregon of all places. If you’ve never experienced a Steaksauce show then you are truly missing out on an experience. I’ve tried formulating a description of these guys for quite some time and it seems to be if The Dillinger Escape Plan and Arsonists Get All The Girls had a baby, Steaksauce would be that baby.

Yesterdaze News

Steaksauce Mustache Performs Seattle's Top Knot Fest

By Diane Webb | Published April 5, 2018

They put on a high energy show that was completely focused on audience engagement as they took the show out into the crowd, whether with props like balloons, streamers or pool noodles or just taking themselves personally out into the audience or running across the rink floor dodging skaters like a desperate game of Frogger. The music was intense and the guys performance only took it over the top. It’s striking how many times a vocalist can change his clothes in one set while on the stage too! One thing for certain, I really want to see these guys perform again. What a great time out with Steaksauce Mustache!

Heavy Blog Is Heavy

It’s Time To Make A Laugh Deposit At Steaksauce Mustache’s “Space Bank”

By Eden Kupermintz | Published March 19, 2018

“Space Bank” has just the right mix of fast, chaotic and distorted riffs, reminding us of Frontierer at times or the monolithic The Dillinger Escape Plan but it splices these riffs with more deathcore influenced breakdowns. The vocals run the same gamut, moving from the high pitched, frenetic timbre that is so emblematic of mathcore while also at times scraping the bottom of the guttural barrel for inspiration. The end result is pretty fucking heavy and mixes well with the off-kilter music video so click above and get to headbanging/drinking chocolate milk/fighting aliens. Whatever strikes your fancy.

Madness To Creation

(Video Review) “Space Bank” by Steaksauce Mustache

Published June 13, 2018

This band is crazy. Chaotic. Unpredictable.

I am saying this with all seriousness. You put Foxy Shazam and Norma Jean in a mad science experiment, and with that experiment, you get Steaksauce Mustache. Throw in a dash of humor like Tom Green, and you get even more Steaksauce Mustache.

Metal Nexus

Review: Steaksauce Mustache – ‘Eat What We Kill For You’

By Fist | Published Jan 21, 2017

Steaksauce Mustache is a band full of personality. Not only within their music, but in all aspects. If you ever have the opportunity to catch a live stream of them just sitting around it is surely to be one of the most obscure and entertaining things you have seen on the web. The Oregon based band described their sound as “chaotic hardcore” and that is very fitting. Don’t think of chaotic in a negative manner, what Steaksauce Mustache create is a uniquely beautiful chaos.

Gear Gods

steaksauce mustache drop heavy load with denim diaper daddies

By Michael Nolasco | Published Feb 21, 2019

Hailing from Medford, Oregon, STEAKSAUCE MUSTACHE describes their music genre as “Chaotic Partycore”, and that feels pretty much spot on. It makes me feel like I’m shotgunning a beer, crowd killing, stage diving, and crowd surfing, all simultaneously while having a violent bout of diarrhea.

Rogue Valley Messenger

DON’T TRIM THE MUSTACHE: STEAKSAUCE MUSTACHE PRESENTS SUPERWOKE

By Sara Jane Wiltermood | Published Feb 21, 2019

Hearing Steaksauce Mustache’s music for the first time is like biting into a steak and finding that it is so good, there is no need to wipe off the Steaksauce Mustache before going in for another bite. Their unique brand of “chaotic rock’n’roll,” along with super fun live shows, has given them a reputation of good music and good fun. We caught up with vocalist Taylor Bates via email just before they hit the road on their Denim Diaper Daddies Tour.